MSN 561-Nursing, Theory and Professional Practice(100%
Verified)
ANA Nursing Definition correct answers- American Nurses Association
- Professional performance and standards of care
- Protection, promotion of health and abilities, prevention of illness and injury, alleviation of
suffering through diagnosis and treatment, and advocacy in care.
International Council of Nurses Definition correct answersNursing encompasses autonomous
and collaborative care of individuals of all ages, families, groups and communities, sick or well
and in all settings. Nursing includes the promotion of health, prevention of illness, and the care
of ill, disabled and dying people
Nightingale Nursing Defintion correct answersutilizing the patient's environment to improve
their conditions and assist in their recovery
Virginia Henderson correct answers- Humane and Holistic Care: help patient become
independent as possible
- Based on 14 components of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs correct answers
Primary Roles of a Nurse correct answers- Care Provider
- Educator
- Advocate
- Leader
- Change Agent
- Manager
- Researcher
- Collaborator
- Delegator
Health Literacy correct answers- Degree to which individuals obtain, process and understand
basic health information and services needed to make appropriate decisions.
- Low = more hospitalization and ER use, less mammography and flu vaccines
- Most are on 8th grade reading level
Evidence Based Practice (EBP) and its Components correct answers- Integration of best
available research evidence with clinical judgement
Components
- Identify problem
- Link to interventions
- Answer questions with found research
- Appraise the evidence and synthesize the best
- Design a change for practice
- Implement and evaluate
, - Integrate and maintain change while monitoring
Collaboration Characteristics correct answers- Clinical competence and accountability
- Common purpose
- Interpersonal competence
- Effective communication
- Trust and respect
- Humor
- Value of diverse knowledge and skills
History of Nursing correct answers- Began in religious and military services
Florence Nightingale
p. 7 correct answers- Founder of modern nursing
- Environmental Theory: balance between the environment and the patient
Dorothea Dix correct answersForerunner of Army Nurse Corps
Clara Barton correct answersAmerican Red Cross
Linda Richards correct answersAmerica's first trained nurse
Lena Higbee correct answersUS Navy Nurse Corps
Hildegard Peplau
p. 7 correct answersTheory of Interpersonal Relations: balance between nurse and patient
Martha Rogers
p. 7 correct answersScience of Unitary Human Beings
Sister Callista Roy
p. 7 correct answersAdaptation Model: Humans are an adaptive and open system
Dorothea Orem
p. 7 correct answersSelf-Care Deficit Theory: meet the self-care needs of the patient, maintains
wholeness
Imogene King correct answersGeneral Systems Framework: patient to nurse interaction
- Individual/personal
- Group/interpersonal
- Society/social
Betty Neuman correct answersSystems Model: Holistic, open system approach, stress
Discipline correct answers...
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ANA Nursing Definition correct answers- American Nurses Association
- Professional performance and standards of care
- Protection, promotion of health and abilities, prevention of illness and injury, alleviation of
suffering through diagnosis and treatment, and advocacy in care.
International Council of Nurses Definition correct answersNursing encompasses autonomous
and collaborative care of individuals of all ages, families, groups and communities, sick or well
and in all settings. Nursing includes the promotion of health, prevention of illness, and the care
of ill, disabled and dying people
Nightingale Nursing Defintion correct answersutilizing the patient's environment to improve
their conditions and assist in their recovery
Virginia Henderson correct answers- Humane and Holistic Care: help patient become
independent as possible
- Based on 14 components of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs correct answers
Primary Roles of a Nurse correct answers- Care Provider
- Educator
- Advocate
- Leader
- Change Agent
- Manager
- Researcher
- Collaborator
- Delegator
Health Literacy correct answers- Degree to which individuals obtain, process and understand
basic health information and services needed to make appropriate decisions.
- Low = more hospitalization and ER use, less mammography and flu vaccines
- Most are on 8th grade reading level
Evidence Based Practice (EBP) and its Components correct answers- Integration of best
available research evidence with clinical judgement
Components
- Identify problem
- Link to interventions
- Answer questions with found research
- Appraise the evidence and synthesize the best
- Design a change for practice
- Implement and evaluate
, - Integrate and maintain change while monitoring
Collaboration Characteristics correct answers- Clinical competence and accountability
- Common purpose
- Interpersonal competence
- Effective communication
- Trust and respect
- Humor
- Value of diverse knowledge and skills
History of Nursing correct answers- Began in religious and military services
Florence Nightingale
p. 7 correct answers- Founder of modern nursing
- Environmental Theory: balance between the environment and the patient
Dorothea Dix correct answersForerunner of Army Nurse Corps
Clara Barton correct answersAmerican Red Cross
Linda Richards correct answersAmerica's first trained nurse
Lena Higbee correct answersUS Navy Nurse Corps
Hildegard Peplau
p. 7 correct answersTheory of Interpersonal Relations: balance between nurse and patient
Martha Rogers
p. 7 correct answersScience of Unitary Human Beings
Sister Callista Roy
p. 7 correct answersAdaptation Model: Humans are an adaptive and open system
Dorothea Orem
p. 7 correct answersSelf-Care Deficit Theory: meet the self-care needs of the patient, maintains
wholeness
Imogene King correct answersGeneral Systems Framework: patient to nurse interaction
- Individual/personal
- Group/interpersonal
- Society/social
Betty Neuman correct answersSystems Model: Holistic, open system approach, stress
Discipline correct answers...
